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Challenges for the preliminary technological
development in the Health Network System
of wireless sensors
K .Kiran Kumar1 G Narayana
2
Professor Dept. of ECSE Assoc. Professor Dept. of CSE
KL University,Guntur,India JBREC,Hyderabad,India
kiran5232@gmail.com narayanag.1973@gmail.com
ABSTRACT:
Recent developments in e Government
efforts have led to changes in internet, technology and
the global web to provide better access to citizens and
businesses as governments in their internal
operations. One of the revolutionary developments is
the adoption of wireless technology in government
activities. E-governance is an instrument that
influences the management of governance processes
in developing countries. E-governance works on the
interface between information and communication
technology (ICT) and the governance process (GP).
An effective governance model is a system that is
systematically applied to specific areas of health.
Given that e-governance is involved in the transfer of
global technology from the context of the project into
different social contexts. Community Health Services
is a collaboration program between clinical medical
programs and the Department of Health Systems; The
management and health and health system is an
interdisciplinary program that assesses, provides and
devotes to healthcare to the public. This is a response
that gives the government access to information from
all sectors and gives them valuable advice. The need
to gather data on the physical, physiological,
psychological, cognitive and social processes of urban
and rural behaviour of urban spaces. In this document,
we mention the availability of the latest technologies
that enable the collection, storage, retrieval and
security of information systems through wireless
sensor networks for healthcare. In this work, we
describe a prototype system that includes the
application of physiological monitoring and the
activity of urban and rural hospitals and labour, and
focuses on the challenges of daily care and
information. Then the higher authority can check at
any time.
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M. Venunath3 Syed Umar4
Asst.Pror Dept. of CSE Professor of CSE
JBREC,Hyderabad,India JBREC,Hyderabad,India
tovenunath@gmail.com umar332@gmail.com
Keywords: challenges, health System, E-governess,
Sensor networks, Binary PSO.
I. INTRODUCTION:
In this challenge, it is difficult to increase
legal requirements and increase the amount of
information and counteract the dangers of commercial
information and commercial value. It is an application
for public services of electronic information and
communication technology (ICT) Details of
communication exchange events, integration between
different state and federal independent systems and
services, citizens (G2C), government (G2B) and G2G
(government and the government) Post and
interaction processes within the framework of the
governance framework [1]. With e-government,
public services are delivered to the public in a cost-
effective, efficient and transparent way. In general,
four basic models are available: Customer
Management (Citizens), Employee Management
Public Administration and Trade Commission [2].
The use of ICT in public administration - in
combination with organizational changes and new
skills - enhances public services and democratic
processes and supports the community. ICT
management must develop the knowledge of the
process and formulate opinions among the different
actors with significant contexts and policies.
Stakeholders so e-government is an attitude that
"there are technologies that help regulate and control
both" from [3]. Wireless data transfer is now made by
consumers for a simple reason, such as wireless
internet data is about 15% and 20% of all times.
Successfully focused on the vertical market, such as
public safety, health, education, management,
Panchayat Raj and the behaviour of the horizontal
market (consumers) on the growth of wireless
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communication Internet is a system that users expect organizations, citizens and states, municipal and local
the expectations of Has changed access to businesses, and enable citizens to get information and
information. The ability to receive information from use. Electronic governance is useful in many ways
the Internet is a "search amplifier" for wireless data through various government initiatives in different
applications. electronic concept of E Government states of India to a big city or small city.
with technology management E-Government is the
use of ICT in public services, data download,
communication, system integration and various G2B,
G2G and back office processes and interactions in
government. is a kind of parliamentary government II. EHS CHALLENGES IN THE SOCIETY
after the federal structure is a unitary element: The
Targeted action within the organization is the
Council of Ministers has advised the Prime Minister,
only management they have from the foreign
who recommended the President of the Constitutional
government. Therefore, governance and management
Court, the State and the Ministers of the Prime
are not the same. An ICT application can be
Minister? For the long-term growth of e-governance
simplified. ICT can be linked to health information to
in the country. This section contains information on
enable the internet by creating a PPP model and
good governance and institutional mechanisms,
helping customers get in touch. Patients are divided
infrastructure and policies of the Mission Central
across different levels of healthcare through an
Project Mode and participation in the Centre, States,
electronic forum for building a system to
District, Block and Integrated Service. The Socialist
communicate with the patient's E-prescription. It's
is a Social Democrat The presidency of the Republic
time to investigate how physicians and IT staff work
of India is in the form of a parliamentary government,
together to reduce healthcare costs, create high quality
which is a federal structure with uniform features.
services, manage healthcare, and manage well-
The Council of Ministers with the Prime Minister as
managed urban decorations. Look at state-of-the-art
adviser to the president who is the constitutional
technology in low-energy sensors, such as those
leader of the country. The state must also trust the
derived from healthcare sensory networks (SNMs),
Council of Ministers in cooperation with the Prime
improve quality of care through several parameters
Minister as Governor's Chief Adviser. This section
and expanding different sections of the population.
provides an overview of government and Indian
The intention is a wireless sensor for active support
administration in the centre, both in state and local.
and guidance for patients who are interested in
Information about the constitution of India,
reducing sensory and motor skills. New types of
Parliament and the law gives the administration of the
intelligent devices used on the physiological and
Union, the state, the region and the local government.
physical condition of the sensors built into the device
He is deeply concerned about health care because the
are used or inoculants, a patient user, and are
quality of life is involved with a particular person. It
integrated into the environment. General hospitals in
is always better to prevent a disease than to treat it
the country or core of the village / block / zone / state
and therefore to check the individual activity on a
provide effective health services and quality through a
regular basis. Population growth is the national
computer application for better patient care and
government to go with the developed countries, and
effective management and control. Traditionally,
there are new challenges for health systems, namely
health is regularly monitored, with the patient being a
elderly in elderly homes [4]. Fuse, relevant, prolonged
sign to remember; The doctor performs checks and
storage, recovery, distribution, analysis and better
the diagnosis should be formulated as possible and
decision making, effective allocation of resources,
monitored for the progress of patient treatment. It
targeted health interventions, patient needs and
enables ICT. Health is for the patient to perform
community needs to build changes in preventive
duties or supervisors to not investigate wireless sensor
behaviour and identify health promotion, effective
networks.
management disease and better care. These can be
chains of electronic governance value to improve the
flow of information. The nature of the workflow is
known, as is the principle of prevention of health. E-
government is not of information and communication
technology to ensure the effectiveness, efficiency,
transparency and accountability of the information
exchange and trade within the government between
the government has changed. & Govt National

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Figure 1. Healthcare with different networks of
wireless sensors
These challenges about the capacity limitations of
each WSN in terms of limited network capacity,
processing, and memory restrictions, as well as scarce
energy reserves. In particular, unlike other areas of
application, healthcare applications provide stringent
requirements for system reliability, quality of service,
and in particular privacy and security. In this paper,
we need to raise these challenges and give examples
of your first efforts to address them. The monitoring
signal vital can achieve data very reliably over wired
networks wireless networks multimedia used in the
clinic settings to overcome energy and bandwidth by
pre-preaching smart measurements through the
application of high medical rates collected, such as
motion analysis the disease's disease your
parkinsonism Analysis of privacy and security
obligations and possible solutions in living
environments
III. SECURITY TECHNOLOGY FOR HEALTH
RESEARCH
Challenging Healthcare solutions are
integrated into the image technology process. In the
long run, healthcare solutions and services are likely
to be integrated into electronic installations,
machines, and information interfaces. Images are
required for important storage and transmission
sources. Therefore, an image compression technique
must be used to reduce data. This paper contains a
number of backgrounds for wave analysis, data
compression and how the tunnels were used for image
compression. The threshold is the main influence on
compressed results to represent the wavelet technique.
The image compression [47] is very important, for
this purpose we will think of the image and measures
in the form of a matrix image. If we need to consider
the image in the pixel value matrix. To compress the
image, redundancies [48] must be pursued. For
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example, such advantages are to be considered that
the areas with little change or no change between the
same pixels. Therefore, images with a wide variety of
colours will have huge fired images and other images
that have big and often changing changes are
excessive and difficult to compress. This analysis can
be used to show parts of image information on the
harmonization and side showing the initial trend of
pixel values. Three sub-data shows the vertical,
horizontal and cross data or changing the image. If
these data are very small, they can be set to zero
without significant changes in the image. If these
values are in the threshold, they can be set to zero
[49]. Since these values are lower than the values of
the threshold then they will be zero. In this way, if we
get enough zero, we can say that the image is
compressed. After the image compression [50-51] is
above the target to receive or receive the image. The
process of detecting the image is to solve compression
than in a calendar-wise manner. "If the 100%
restricted energy gives the process less energy, the
image is built up immediately. If the image is not
completely rejected, it is the type of compression that
has called depression, the type of compression.
Figure 2 Wavelet technology works by
means of a double compression and compression
multifunctional analysis.
After compression, the compressed technique is used
to obtain the most accurate information to obtain
sensible mechanical techniques. Among the many
available techniques, we go to the particle
optimization technique. In this technique, we will
continue an algorithm [52] to get accurate
information. After this algorithm, you still get
accurate and accurate information. There are some
challenges for long term digital data preservation. In
this document, we describe how the desired data is
stored in the digital document system. Our main
interest in this document is the end user's need for a
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digital digitized document. It is crucial to set up a

storage system to implement long-term digital data
protection to meet the end user's needs in relation to
the revised digital document. These circumstances
ensure that exactly what information is stored, in
addition to the digital document and the way we can
not deliver everything to the end user. But maybe he
wants to work with a reworked digital document. We
can assume that they expect them to look at the least
as they do today. That's why it's crucial that future
documents can be made on computers in the future. In
addition, the digital document should be readable and
understandable to end users in the future. Like other
research institutions, education and cultural
institutions, the enormous and complexity of work
needed to store large amounts of unique digital Figure 3. Comments on inertial weights
information. More than enough to build partnerships
to utilize existing mass storage capabilities or use A large tissue weight (w) facilitates global
third party data service providers to meet their needs research and facilitates small local search weights.
for a safe and secure digital storage system. Reducing the inertia weight of a relatively large value
with a small value through the PSO path offers the
III.A Direct data searches best performance of PSO versus fixed weight offer.

To search for the required data, we have many
algorithms, but not the exact information we need. To
do this, a technique in this document is recommended
to search for data and minimum time without losing
information. The algorithm is the technique for
particle optimization. This enables us to convert the
real-size data into a binary format and obtain the
necessary information. Then, in the short term, it will
give us accurate data without losing the information.
PSO is a popular opt-out technique developed by
Kennedy and Eberhart (1995) and Shi and Eberhart
(1998) [53]. A randomized population begins. The
algorithm searches for the best one that meets a
performance index about the generation. Use the
number of agents that contain the swarm that moves
the search space to find the best solution. PSO
technology can quickly generate a high-quality opt-
out solution and characterize stable convergence than
other optimization methods. There are "single
filaments" called "particles" in the PSO. Each particle
shows a possible solution for a size problem and a
genotype is 2 2 * d parameters. The first parameters
are the "particle marks" and the following parameters
as speed components. These parameters move at an
adaptive speed within the search room and keep their
memories in the best position they have ever
achieved. The parameters are immediately changed
from the repeat to the next while moving. Repeat,
fitness function is calculated as quality measure with
its position vector. Each particle follows its position,
which is linked to the result obtained so far. The best
position found for the particles holds the track.
III.B Simulation algorithm using a distribution
cooperation technique
There is a distribution system where small processors
are connected. A distributed computer system consists
of several independent computers in the same room
connected via the internet. The cluster is often called
[54, 55] on this solution. The distribution algorithm is
an algorithm designed to run on a computer built by
interconnected processors. distribution algorithms
used in various fields of computer applications in the
field of distribution such as telecommunications,
scientific computing, distributed data processing and
controlled process control over time [56, 57].
Standard issues are the solution through leadership
premium, consensus and distribution search
algorithm, including generation, mutilation, and
allocation of resources. In general, the distribution
algorithms are performed in parallel with parts of the
algorithm running simultaneously on independent
processors and limited information about the other
parts of the algorithm. One of the key challenges of
distributed algorithms for developing and
implementing the independent algorithm to correct
process failures and unreliable communication links.
The selection of algorithms depends on the correct
distribution to solve a problem, depending on the
characteristics of the problem and the system. The
algorithm will work so that the probability or
connection is not resolved. The type of inter-process
communication can be achieved using the time
synchronization level between the individual
processors. The paradigm helps objective-oriented

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distribution to dominate the complexity of the overall information. On the other hand, the highest
cooperative systems. To enter a distribution information and characteristics are stored at the
algorithm, it appears in three points: the set of objects lowest level of the tree. Therefore, user needs can be
(distribution entity that has been deployed with adapted between time and precision by choosing the
respect to distributed computing), things (local appropriate tree level. Third, the characteristics of K-
entities) and their methods (activity can be Tree are independent, so that the position of the node
performed). In the methodology, we define a specific in the tree is the same. The problem of inconsistent
abstract machine as an identical/state model. The state index structures occurs when a multidimensional
has a final definition of its definition of the problem is issued. If indexes create structures or types
declaration. This statement was first reported using of data processing by themselves, it is necessary to
conventional logical operators that have been applied use the database to obtain index results from each
to external or local object methods. We include other individual and the combined filters do not respect the
logical operators with parallel functions and space constraints or space. Using K-Tree to search for
distribution. They will leave the informants of each item requires a shorter processing time by using
knowledge and trust. For the final implementation a feature-dependent structure to search for multiple
phase, these operators are reached via call mode. indexes, then blending the results of all and filtering
Finally, a state survey is conducted if it accepts a them with spatial restrictions.
value in a set of possible value definitions. There is a
transfer of the action to take. In fact, we use III.C General Recovery Model
state/action systems. A transfer state has been verified The structure of the tree k used to store the position
and unless it is true, the corresponding action will be information and the histogram serves to characterize
executed. The abstract model makes progressive each part of the data corresponding to the storage part
recovery (in the rest of the labelled paper and similar of the tree. This generalized model is illustrated in
terms) system executable software code. Per our Figure III. First, there are general mathematical
different stages of regeneration, it should be models or methods of special interest. Second, the
emphasized that all models of features and data type domain is reduced to one set, and each
information about the highest levels of behaviour. For element of the database is mapped to the set. Third,
example, when used in specific group proxy virtual data values are added to the data elements if
information, the ream information becomes the object necessary to be created so that each harvest of cranes
specification level object (e.g., via local Boolean can generate. K-crann is constructed using histogram
variables). The distribution system is an autonomous values for each characteristic.
process. For example, information exchange (WAN),
resource allocation (LAN), multiple programming,
parallelization to improve performance, etc. The
estimate is more reliable and mode improves system
design easily. The configuration distribution
algorithm consists of the process and status as channel
messages. One of his processes is to pass on transfer.
You can start and receive an internal event procedure.
Therefore, the process is an internal event or a
shipment. There is a central algorithm if there is a
promoter. Decentralized algorithms can be complete
promoters. To search for an image, we need to use
Miniature as a question because it is thumbnail
images of all parts of the image regardless of the
bottom. The use of a universal image search
algorithm that can represent the characteristics of a
kind of multimedia data to solve problems. We use
the physical image as our key index used by K-Tree
[58].A crisis, the input notes and all the outgoing
nodes 2k, some benefits associated with the amount Figure 4. General index / recovery model
of K is influenced by the complexity of the data
structure. For the type of other data, reuse the III.D. PSO BINARIO
algorithm. Second, the information stored in the
highest tree level is the smallest feature to describe

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